Washington, Nov 24 (IANS) India’s Ambassador to the United States Vinay Kwatra met with Republican Representative Jay Obernolte on Monday and mentioned India-US collaboration in science and know-how.
In a put up on X, Kwatra mentioned, Enjoyed my dialog with Rep. @JayObernolte, Chair of the House Science, Space, and Technology Research and Technology Subcommittee. Highlighted alternatives for stronger US-India cooperation in science, tech, AI & innovation.”
The assembly comes days after the Indian Ambassador held a sequence of discussions with Republican Congress members and trade-focused committee chairs.
Last week, Kwatra met the Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, Jason Smith and Vice Chairman Vern Buchanan. After assembly Smith, the ambassador posted on X, “Honoured to meet with @WaysandMeansGOP Chairman @RepJasonSmith today – briefed him on India-US discussions on a fair, balanced, and mutually beneficial trade deal. Appreciate his strong support to bilateral trade ties.”
In addition, the Indian Ambassador held talks with the Vice Chair of the House Republican Conference, Blake Moore and briefed him on the “ongoing India-US trade talks and other key areas of bilateral collaboration.”
He additionally attended a particular dialogue with specialists and analysts from the conservative assume tank, the Heritage Foundation in Washington.
In a put up on X, Kwatra wrote, “Had an excellent roundtable discussion with the experts at the @Heritage Foundation, a strong supporter of the India-U.S. ties. I shared my thoughts on developments under key pillars of our strategic partnership, including shared economic priorities, a fair, balanced and mutually beneficial trade arrangement and oil and gas trade.”
The Heritage Foundation is an influential assume tank, intently aligned with the Trump administration’s insurance policies and priorities.
In latest months, the Indian ambassador has intensified his engagement efforts and has interacted with a number of stakeholders in Washington.
The conferences come as each nations are anticipated to formalise the primary tranche of the commerce settlement quickly.
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